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A negotiated trade in NTS highlighted Friday’s session as 41.29m shares worth circa $27.48m exchanged hands. The parcel represented 16.27% of the total shares in issue. The negotiated deal accounted for 86.16% of the total volume and 66.39% of turnover. Other notable value drivers were Econet (19.04%) and FBC (10.58%). Total volume traded in the session jumped ballooned 320.84% to 47.93m while, value outturn rose by 4.95% to $41.40m.
Written by EFE Research
The market recorded meagre gains in Tuesday’ session as gains in selected heavies kept the market afloat. The mainstream All Share Index grew 0.87% to close at 194.57pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index rose 0.98% to 189.12pts. The ZSE agriculture Index gained 0.75% to 204.71pts as the Mid cap Index gained 0.53% to end at 237.60pts. Banking group CBZ surged 11.63% to $7.9100 while, SeedCo Limited edged up 8.70% to $2.7500.
The market recorded meagre gains on Tuesday’ session as gains in selected heavies kept the market afloat. The mainstream All Share Index grew 0.87% to close at 194.57pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index rose 0.98% to 189.12pts. The ZSE agriculture Index gained 0.75% to 204.71pts as the Mid cap Index gained 0.53% to end at 237.60pts. Banking group CBZ surged 11.63% to $7.9100 while, SeedCo Limited edged up 8.70% to $2.7500.
The ZSE recorded marginal gains in the week opening session as the primary All Share Index rose 0.13% to 192.90pts. The Agriculture Index added 0.03% to 203.18pts while, the Mid Cap Index firmed up 0.58% to 236.35pts. Contrastingly, the Blue-Chip Index eased 0.02% to end at 187.29pts. Nampak headlined the top performers of the day on a 9.95% jump to $1.0995, followed by Zimre Holdings Limited that charged 2.80% to $0.2200.
NMB and Econet highlighted the session as circa 5m and 5.03m shares traded in the two counters respectively. The trades accounted for a combined 91.84% of the volume aggregate and 75.84% of the value aggregate. Delta was the other notable value driver after claiming 16.10% of the total. Total volume traded ballooned 1722.78% to 10.92m while, turnover surged 989.56% to $42.33m. The Datvest MCS was the only fund to trade on the bourse as 1,000 units worth $30.0000 exchanged hands.
The ZSE market rebounded in Thursday’s session as the AllShare Index rose 0.63% to 192.94pts while, the Top ten Index edged up 0.82% to 187.47pts. The Agriculture Index improved 0.09% to 194.78pts while, the Mid Cap Index added 0.07% to 235.86pts. Star Africa headlined the gainers’ list on a 18.24% jump to close at $0.0227 while, Zimre Holdings Limited trailed behind after gaining 14.64% to $0.2140
The ZSE recorded marginal losses in the mid-week session as the primary All Share Index fell 0.10% to 191.73pts while, the Mid Cap Index lost 0.81 to 235.68pts. The Blue-Chip Index added 0.13% to 185.95pts while, the Agriculture Index gained 0.14% to 194.62pts. Star Africa led the laggards of the day on a 41.08% drop to $0.0234, followed by ART that slipped 11.26% to $0.1966. Retailer OKZIM dropped 7.61% to close at $0.3187 while, sugar processor Hippo trimmed 0.01% to $7.9995.
The ZSE market rebounded in Tuesday’s trades as all the four Indices we review closed pointing northwards. The All-ShareIndex was 1.45% firmer at 191.93pts while, the Blue-Chip Index edged up 1.50% to 185.70pts. The Agriculture Index was 1.76% higher at 194.35pts while, the Mid Cap Index advanced 1.32% to close pegged at 237.60pts. Headlining the gainers’ list of the day was Star Africa that charged 80.84% to close trading at $0.0398 while, cigarette producer BAT was 5.82% up at $122.0000.
The market continued to lose traction in the new week as Econet and Delta weighed on the bourse. The primary All Share Index lost 1.04% to 189.19pts while, the Blue-Chip Index dropped 1.32% to 182.97pts. The Agriculture Index fell 0.02% to 190.98pts while, the Mid Cap Index tumbled 0.19% to 234.50pts. Telecoms giant Econet led the laggards of the day on a 7.06% retreat to $2.7736 while, brick maker Willdale slipped 5.28% to $0.0379.
The market tumbled in week-ending session as the primary All Share Index trimmed 0.41% to 191.17pts. The ZSE Top Ten Index slipped 0.20% to 185.42pts as ZSE Agriculture Index shed 0.48% to end at 191.03pts. The Mid Cap Index retreated 1.01% to close at 234.95pts. Leading the losers of the day was Star Africa that dipped 46.06% to $0.0200. Following was tea company Tanganda that dropped 14.30% to $0.8570 while, Zimre Holdings Limited tumbled 8.82% to settle at $0.1753.
Banking group NMB highlighted activity aggregates of the day as circa 5m shares worth $18.51m exchanged hands. The trade accounted for 88.83% of the volume aggregate and 94.82% of the value aggregate. Volumes traded ballooned 395.35% to close at 5.63m while, turnover dipped 74.56% to $19.52m. The Cass Saddle ETF traded 200 units while, Morgan & Co Multi Secor ETF exchanged 100 units.
The ZSE market slipped into the red in the penultimate session of the month. The All Share Index fell 0.64% to 185.68pts while, the Blue Chip Index retreated 1.18% to 176.70pts. On the contrary, the Agriculture Index gained 5.87% to 186.62pts while, the Mid Cap Index rose 0.90% to 241.02pts. Beverages company Delta led the fallers of the day as it dipped 5.81% to close at $12.3061. Trailing was financial services group ZB lost 3.51% to $5.5000 as Proplastics Limited shed 1.22% to $0.8080. Tea company Tanganda trimmed 0.02% to $1.0000 as banking group FBC slipped a negligible 0.0012% to end the day at $7.5100.
